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FCC Chair Tom Wheeler called the FCC’s recent decision to prohibit

We told you first on 3/22: “Univision Radio is set for a wave of internal consolidation which may include

Following a public comment period, the FTC has determined that Nielsen’s $1.26 billion buy of Arbitron

The American Cable Association has filed an amicus brief with The Supreme Court in favor of Aereo, which is defending a copyright

The Commission has approved the sale of KOTA-TV Rapid City, SD from Duhamel Broadcasting Enterprises to Schurz Communications. The sale

Pandora has refined its Genome Music Project algorithms significantly over the years it has been in

Independent representation firm The Tacher Company, Inc. has aligned with heritage Ryman Hospitality

US federal judge Judge Paul Gardephe has dismissed a shareholder lawsuit in Delaware

Glenn Beck, who airs on his “TheBlaze” network and is syndicated across the country via Premeire Networks, is in a bit of a pickle. Less than one week had passed since the Boston Marathon bombings, he made a few comments on air about Abdulrahman Alharbi, a 20-year-old Saudi Arabian student at the New England School of English. He’d been injured at the marathon, later questioned by police and ultimately cleared of wrongdoing.

While the 3/31 deadline passed for the 890 members of the National Cable Television Cooperative

NAB President and CEO Gordon Smith testified 4/1 at a Senate Subcommittee on Communications

Over a third of Americans age 12+ used YouTube to watch music videos or listen to music in the last week

Eastern Airwaves, LLC, an affiliate of Curtis Media, has closed on the purchase of the CP for translator

As the Senate Communications, Technology and the Internet Subcommittee hearing on the

On its website, Cable One says it was forced to remove 15 Viacom-owned channels 3/31 after the two